Emma Watson Wedding

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When Emma Watson steps onto a red carpet, it's always pure magic (pardon the pun), and her latest look is no exception. On Sunday, the Harry Potter alum attended Prince Williams' first Earthshot Prize awards—a program founded by the prince and naturalist Sir David Attenborough to help create climate change solutions and absolutely stunned in the coolest reuse of a wedding dress we've ever seen.

Watson wore a custom, upcycled wedding dress created by designer Harris Reed using wedding dresses provided by the Oxfam organization (which aims to end inequality, poverty, and injustice). The dresses were repurposed into a chic, asymmetric top made of tulle cropped into layers on one side and left floor-length on the other.

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The top of the dress, which is part of Reed's FOUND collection, was embellished with intricate ivory lace that doubled as straps and bordered the trim of the low-cut back. She paired the avant-garde tunic with wide-leg black trousers and an unexpected black platform sneaker.

To complete the enchanting look, the actress chose jewelry pieces from the Harris Reed x Missoma collection, including gorgeous gold bracelets, rings, and earrings. Her bob haircut was deeply parted and gently curled.

During the event, Watson—who hasn't appeared on a red carpet since 2019—presented the Fix Our Climate Award, which went to AEM Electrolyser. This green hydrogen technology aims to replace fossil fuels.

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I've spent much of my working life acting in fictional make-believe worlds where the impossible can be made possible. Now, we need to do the same thing for climate change here in the real world, she said during the event. There have been many other times in history when it's been said something couldn't be done, and then people believed in a better world and made it so. This time is no different; I know that we can. 

So thank you, Emma, for showing us that sustainability can be beautiful and that there's always a creative way to rewear your wedding dress.Emma Watson made a return to the red carpet last night, attending the Earthshot Prize ceremony in London, which was hosted by the Duke of Cambridge and the Royal Foundation. For the occasion – which is a new annual global prize designed to incentivise change and help to repair our planet over the next 10 years – Watson, who is a known advocate for sustainable fashion and was presenting an award at the event, chose an upcycled gown.

The dress was designed and created by Harris Reed, who made the gown out of former wedding dresses, which had been donated to Oxfam.

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Although the design was custom-made for Watson, the concept was similar to Reed's spring/summer 2022 collection, whereby the pieces were made almost entirely from secondhand wedding dresses. With these designs, Reed played with a consortium of extravagant fabrics, where they undid seams, meticulously reconstructed garments with Reed’s signature flare and repurposed lace bridal veils and morning jackets.

Watson's ensemble was made up of a frothy, white, asymmetric top, which featured delicate lace detail around the shoulders and was almost completely backless. She teamed the look with black flared trousers and some beautiful pieces from Reed's collaboration with jewellery brand Missoma.

Watson joined a number of royals at the event, including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who also opted for sustainable eveningwear.

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William wore an upcycled velvet jacket, while Kate chose to rewear a lilac Alexander McQueen gown she's been seen in a number of times, rather than choosing something new. She first wore the dress 10 years ago, to a BAFTA black-tie event in the summer of 2011, and just gave it a small update last night in the form of her accessories.

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Although the design was custom-made for Watson, the concept was similar to Reed's spring/summer 2022 collection, whereby the pieces were made almost entirely from secondhand wedding dresses. With these designs, Reed played with a consortium of extravagant fabrics, where they undid seams, meticulously reconstructed garments with Reed’s signature flare and repurposed lace bridal veils and morning jackets.

Watson's ensemble was made up of a frothy, white, asymmetric top, which featured delicate lace detail around the shoulders and was almost completely backless. She teamed the look with black flared trousers and some beautiful pieces from Reed's collaboration with jewellery brand Missoma.

Watson joined a number of royals at the event, including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who also opted for sustainable eveningwear.

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William wore an upcycled velvet jacket, while Kate chose to rewear a lilac Alexander McQueen gown she's been seen in a number of times, rather than choosing something new. She first wore the dress 10 years ago, to a BAFTA black-tie event in the summer of 2011, and just gave it a small update last night in the form of her accessories.

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